by Lawrence | Dec 7, 2015 | Alternate Angles
Marc Andreini met Manuel C. Caro through some friends in San Francisco. Marc led on to inspire Manny to make some fine surf craft. Upon mentioning Marc as a big contributor to his shaping progression, we decided to get Marc’s angle. Manny finding space for speed. Now...
by Lawrence | Dec 7, 2015 | Alternate Angles
We caught up with Peter St Pierre, owner/founder/legend of Moonlight Glassing in San Diego. He’s been a huge support to Manny’s glassing efforts, and is someone Manny mentioned in our FS9 issue as a big part of his success as a shaper. This is what we learned:...
by Lawrence | Dec 7, 2015 | Alternate Angles, Uncategorized
Since Michael Lay took down the 2013 Hip Wiggler event, we thought it would be rad to catch up with him, pick his brain on a few things UK and get a little personal. Mike getting sideways during the latest Hip Wiggler event x Russ Pierre Where did you grow up? How far...
by Lawrence | Dec 7, 2015 | Alternate Angles
If more people were as unconcerned about how well they’re surfing versus how much fun they’re having as Ari Browne, every line up would be a playground. And while he rips the Rabbit’s Foot in Ryan Lovelace’s Almost Cut My Hair, he’s too humble to do anything but laugh...
by Master | Dec 2, 2015 | Alternate Angles
Here at Foam Symmetry, we like Drew Martin. The Newport Beach resident consistently churns out epic photos of some of our favorite sliders, including Ms. Karina Rozunko. Not only do we trust Drew’s artistic eye, but we also trust his general life perspective. If we...
by Master | Dec 2, 2015 | Alternate Angles
The secret is out: Nova Scotia’s perfect cobblestone point breaks are uncrowded. The reason? C’est friggin’ froid! Before planning a trip to catch some Canadian waves, you’ll need to include some extra neoprene in the travel budget. And the possibility of losing a few...
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